Legal advice please!!

Since the property was your self acquired you can dispose it of as you wish. However, the notarised family settlement deed  is valid and it can be reistered at it is. Contact a local lawyer

Question No-1 

Answer- It is not possible   Now  (the Old Family arrangement  Deed registration) 

Question No-2

Answer : The  T-Nagar property was in the name of  your wife,  now she died so you and your children are I Class legal heirs of your wife, all are entitled  1/5 share of the property, so you never skip any one for any action ( all are having equal right over the property)

   Question No-3 

Answer :    Ambathur property is your self acquired property so you can dispose it of as you wish.

 

Question No-4 

Answer  _ Yes daughters are having equal right over the property of your wife now 

Question No-1 

Answer- It is not possible   Now  (the Old Family arrangement  Deed registration) 

Question No-2

Answer : The  T-Nagar property was in the name of  your wife,  now she died so you and your children are I Class legal heirs of your wife, all are entitled  1/5 share of the property, so you never skip any one for any action ( all are having equal right over the property)

   Question No-3 

Answer :    Ambathur property is your self acquired property so you can dispose it of as you wish.

 

Question No-4 

Answer  _ Yes daughters are having equal right over the property of your wife now 

Rightly opined by Learned Joykumar.   I endorse his views.

Dear Sirs,

    Thanks for your kind replies.

    But my 3rd query was as follows:- Does the two daughters who were given the AMBATTUR property with E.B. and water connection in their names, have been enjoying the property for the past 15-yrs. By virtue of which, whether they are the real owners now, in the absence of a proper registered title document?

    Kindly clarify the same. Thanks.

--Kuzhandaisamy, Chennai.

Respected experts,

    I would be very thankful to you, if you kindly reply for my above said query. Thanks.

--Kuzhandaisamy, Chennai.

Hello Sir,

 

We are 1 brother and 2 sisters. My parents have a propert worth 2 Crores. My father died 4 years back . so my brother asked us to sign the property in Mother's name which we did without any question. So the whole property is now in my mothers name. Now my brother is blackmailing her to sign a gift deed in his name or he would Suicide and giving her other threats. My mother wants to give the daughters share in the property but is helpless. He will be taking her to Registrar Office on 7May . Can we do something to stop him or can we send any notice on the property so that he can not alter/change any thing related to Property.

 

Thank you so much!

@ Sarika, You may lodge a written complaint in the Police Station against your brother that he is trying to grab the property in your mother's name posing threat and under duress. Send a copy of the complaint to the Registrar requesting him not to register any deed or document of your mother in absence of your presence.

Hello Ms.Sarika,

    Kindly do not post your problems AS A REPLY TO MY QUERIES.  Please post it as a new discussion, so that some expert will answer your queries. Thanks.

@Abeethakujambal: The answer to your third query is :

Your query: 3)What is the legal standing of 2-daughters as regards the AMBATTUR  land in the absence of a clear document?

This  property was bought by you and you are still the owner of it, you can issue a notice asking your daughters to vacate the land and hand over vacant possession to you and in addition you can also demand rental charges for using the land so far from the date of their occupation.  However, since you have decided to distribute your property as well s your wife's property among all your four children, also since this Ambattur property was already given to your daughters (two of them) and they have constructed four flats in it, ask them to sign a release deed relinquishing their rights over the T Nagar property which you intend to give it away to your son and another daughter, after which along with your own release deed,register the said property on their names and make a gift deed of this Ambattur property on the names of your daughters and get it registered on their names, this will be an easy solution to your present problem.

Sir,

Is the Rule of Strict Liability & No Fault liability the same?

As for as the Ambattur property is concerned still you are the absolute owner since the document executed infavour of your 2 daughters were not legally executed and got registered. Your daughters have no right over the Ambattur property in the eye of law either on the basis of the unregistered document or on their possession for 15 years. They can't claim any adverse possession as strangers.

As for as the T.Nagar property is concerned if u r able to prove that the said property was purchased from the source of your income you can claim absolute right. Otherwise you along with your children claim share as legal heirs of your wife.

@Abithakujambal:-

Dear Experts,

     Can you please clarify my following doubt:-

          Suppose if I do not want to give equal share in my T.NAGAR property to all my son & daughters, whether they can go to court  for the same? Kindly explain the same.Thanks.